Review on 👣 Unger AquaFlex 22" Professional Uneven Surface Floor Squeegee with Splash Guard by Pop Henneghan

That reminds me of 52 years ago. Since then the price has gone up a bit. It's as thick as the ones we used at the gas station back then. We would finish work on the cars and trucks we serviced. And we wet the bottom with air holes with this orange little BB that looks like things. Take a heavy broom and clean the floor. Go out and fill up your gas tank, usually for $0.25 and 25 cents a gallon. Check your oil, wash your front and back windows, and kick your tires. All for about $2.50. Then return to the ground from the hose, grab one of them and squeeze the water down the drain. And starting today, I'm doing the same thing in my garage attached to my house. 28'x32' and it's so light I can throw it to my friend who is standing on the cement apron by the top door. It has washed tamped concrete and it's amazing that it repels all the water off tamped concrete just as well as it does the very slick concrete in my garage. Everything was dry inside and out within seconds. The stamp area is tinted on the outside, visible through the concrete, and measures 28 feet by 20 feet. And it looks just as good as the day the concrete was poured and rammed. It even fits where there are grooves in the concrete where it was stamped. It also dries completely in seconds. And it's so bright when water drains from it and it dries!